Cameroon

Lake Barombi Eco-Tourism development project

byKumba City Council(Local authority)

Key information

Publication date

9 April 2026

Timing

Permanent

Remote action

Partially

Target audience

Everyone

Tourism

Published on 9 April 2026

Tourism

General description

Lake Barombi has a strong tourism potential but remains underdeveloped due to poor access roads and lack of basic visitor infrastructure. This limits tourism, investment, and local economic benefits, making it necessary to improve accessibility and develop the site into a functional eco-tourism destination.

Impacts / Objectives

- Development of a functional Eco-Tourism Destination - Improvement of Accessibility and Connectivity - Promotion of Local Economic Development

Contribution details

- Infrastructure Development Partners - Environmental Experts - Tourism Investors

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Kumba City Council

Mission conditions

All works will be implemented under the supervision of the Kumba City Council and relevant sector ministries.

Expected remuneration

Public recognition

Remuneration detail

Public recognition of sponsors through plaques, signage, or official mentions.

Facilities offered

Dedicated contact person
Remote work possible
Project assistance

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Kumba City Council

Cameroon

Diaspora focal points

J

Joy Dedeh

A

Agbor Solomon Arrey

Director of Administration and Finance(DAF)

Estimated processing time: 96 hours

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Lake Barombi Eco-Tourism development project

Kumba City Council

Diaspora contributions sought

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Kumba City Council

Cameroon

Diaspora focal points

J

Joy Dedeh

A

Agbor Solomon Arrey

Director of Administration and Finance(DAF)

Estimated processing time: 96 hours

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Updated: 9 April 2026

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